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I myself am not a Salesforce employee but was just curious enough to look up the distance between my home address (Sunnyvale) and the Salesforce tower in downto
by livinglist 4y ago
I myself am not a Salesforce employee but was just curious enough to look up the distance between my home address (Sunnyvale) and the Salesforce tower in downtown SF - just a lil bit out of the requirements (43 miles), it’s about an hr and half driving in rush hours…
- polar8 4y agoThere are offices all over the bay, e.g. Palo Alto has one
- ramesh31 4y ago>There are offices all over the bay, e.g. Palo Alto has one Not much consolation to the folks in Antioch/Brentwood. That's a brutal 2hr drive in rush hour, and nearly the same via BART.
- opportune 4y agoIt would take only about 1hr and some change if you used a bike + Caltrain Baby Bullet (if you live close enough to a station). About 40-45m of that would be spent chilling on the train Though it looks like the Baby Bullets aren’t stopping in Sunnyvale currently which is a damn shame
- marblar 4y agoBaby bullets have never stopped in Sunnyvale.
- opportune 4y agoI’ll take your word for it, I used to do this commute from a different city on the peninsula and at the time I seemed to recall Baby Bullet stopping in Sunnyvale, but I am not certain. I know things have changed a lot due to the construction and such. Regardless, depending on where you are in Sunnyvale it may not be too bad hard to catch the Mountain View baby bullet
- jwagenet 4y agoThe baby bullets haven’t stopped at Sunnyvale or Lawrence in at least the last 5 years, so best you can do is 1-1:10hr on train. But if you are willing to bike to Mountain View you can trade that time for exercise.